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while Horton fired 74. After the first
round, the two men were tied at 69
Lubbock Thursday night with a 14-7
football win and upped their first-
place league record to 4-0
Plainview now leads Coronado. 3-0.
by one-half game Coronado hosts
Hereford tonight in Lubbock
The Bulldogs scored once in each
Plainview edges
Lubbock Thursday
LUBBOCK - The Plainview
"I haven't played but maybe a
half-dozen rounds since the Buick
Open in early August," said the San
Antonio native “I guess I’ve just got
a lot of natural talent and it came out
today
KIRBY'S
Fall Savings Time
pop up and Dernier to line out to
Garry Templeton, who made a div-
ing stab that saved at least one run
Whitson then settled dobn using an
one run. Keith Moreland led off with
a double, and Ron Cey and Jody
Davis followed with singles, but
of American announced
Marino, the top-rated passer in the
NFL. leads the league with 15
Peete is in a three-man battle for
the low stroke average The leader in
that category. Craig Stadler, is not
competing here And. Peete beat the
No 1 man. Tom Kite, by five shots
Kite had an < >pemng 72
Masters ctiampi >n Ben Crenshaw
led a big group at 66 and PGA
titleholder la-e Trevino matched par
70 in the cloudy weather that produc -
ed a couple of light showers
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Maybe
changing from road uniforms to the
home whites did it. The Padres sud-
denly played like the Cubs had, and
for that matter, Chicago now was
troubled by the same shortcomings
which tripped San Diego when it was
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arc tied (or second in front of Horton,
who also Is in a threesome at 143.
shots behind
Hereford's Mike Horton finds
himself three-shots off the pace in
Pampa heading into the final round
of the West Texas Chapter PGA
tourney Friday at Pampa Country
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the visiting team.
San Diego’s 7-1 victory Thursday
over Chicago in Game Three of the
National League Championship
Series was a reversal of the Cubs’
victories in Games 1 and 2 in just
about every way:
—Alan Wiggins and Tony Gwynn,
the Padres’ one-two hitters, were 2
for 16 in the Padres’ 13-0 and 4-2
losses at Wrigley Field. They were
five for eight Thursday, with Gwynn
collecting three hits and scoring a
run and Wiggins knocking one in.
—Bob Dernier and Ryne Sandberg,
the Cubs’ first two batters, had one
hit. a walk and a fielder's choice to
show for their eight trips to the plate.
In their first two gaxes.nthey had
combined for seven hits and seven
runs.
—San Diego, hitting .183 after two
games, raked Chicago pitchers for 11
hits. The Cubs. 24 of 67 (.358> in the
first two outings, were checked on
five hits by Ed Whitson and. in the
ninth inning. Rich Gossage, who was
called upon for the first time in the
playoffs.
—In the first two games, no San
Diego pitcher lasted more than four
innings. Whitson went eight, walking
only two and striking out six. His
counterpart, Dennis Eckersley, was
chased after five and a third innings,
nine hits and five runs.
As a result, there is new life in San
Diego, where the Padres were left
for dead and face the herculean task
of trying to win a championship after
losing the first two games.
FOOTBALL
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Dan Manno, who led the unbeaten
Miami Dolphins to five victories in
ranks second on the money-winning
list and needs another victory to go
past the absent Tom Watson
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the American Tour, and Mark
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leading money-winning spot, lopped
the group at 67 Also at that figure
were Mark Calcavecchia. Bruce
Lietzke and Howard Twitty
O’Meara, who has won once and
been second five times this season.
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high school football teams by class, as well
as area teams' ratings. The teams* power
ratings are listed at the right.
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Coronado High School puts its 3-0 District 3-5A football record on
the line today when its Mustangs meet the Hereford Whitefaces at
7:30 p.m. at Lubbock’s Lowery Field
Hereford sports a 1-2 district record entering the contest against
the league’s second-place team. With Thursday night’s Plainview
win over laibbock, the Bulldogs move to 4-0 to lead Coronado by one-
half game.
“1 expect Hereford to play the best game they've played all year,"
Coronado coach Kenneth Wallace has said "Everybody wants to
win football games."
Wallace’s Mustangs have been doing a good job of just that behind
the running of Chris Moore. Moore is a three-year starter for the
Lubbock school and already has rushed for 463 yards in four ball
games Hereford coach Jerry Taylor said Moore is the player the
Whitefaces must stop.
“Moore is who they'll go to,” he said, explaining that Wallace likes
to call trap plays and spring draws with Moore at the fullback spot
Coronado runs its offense from the I-formation and its defense
from a 4-3 alignment The defensive 2-techmques. or guards, con-
cern Taylor because of their size, both in excess of 200 pounds
Wallace said Wednesday afternoon his players were healthy and
ready to go. As many as three players have missed workout at least
once for the Herd due to sickness
Wallace is in hu> first year as head coach at Coronado He had been
coaching at Lubbock Dunbar, where he turned the Panthers’ for-
tunes around
Hereford won last year's contest 29-6. and Coronado won the 1982
game 38-0 The Harns Rating Sy stem picks Coronado by 21 points
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"I didn't get gung-ho or excited
about it. You can’t play golf that
way It’s no big deal to be leading the
first round." he said.
Cox tied for 50th - the last qualify-
ing spot — in the last PGA Tour
school and has played in only one
event this year, a tie for 62nd i worth
$8401 in the Buick Open
Cox. who runs a golf school and
club repair shop in laingview. Texas,
said he didn’t know how many times
he'd attempted to gam his approved
playing rights on the Tour — "but it’s
been pretty steady. I think I’ve tried September, has been voted the Na-
every year since 1977." he said tional Football league’s Player of
Doable to qualify for the American the Month, the Pro Football Writers
circuit, he has played several
seasons on the European and Asian
tours and has collected three Asian
titles, in the Singapore, India and touchdown passes, 1.527 yards pass-
Hong Kong opens ing. and has completed 101 of 155
A single shot off the pace at 66 were passes for a 65 2 completion percen-
l-unny Wadkins. George Cadle and tage
Jim Kane
Calvin Peete. attempting to gain
the Vardon Trophy that goes to the
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Padres squash Cubs in San Diego
“I can’t explain it,” said Graig Frey. "If the score is 2-1 or 13-1, 1
Nettles, who contributed an RBI don’t think it has any effect at all. We
single to the Padres’ four-run sixth beat them pretty good in Chicago,
inning, tying a championship series but it didn’t seem to have any effect
...... on them tonight, so I don't think this
will have any effect on us Sagufday.”
The Padres did everything in
Game 3 that the Cubs had done in the
first two outings, getting key hits,
Whitson’s solid pitching and an er-
rorless defensive effort.
HonwowrwH insurance
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By BOB GREEN AP Golf Writer
SAN ANTONIO, Texas (API -
Ron Streck took in stride a string of
six consecutive birdies — including a
bunker shot that found the cup — that
propelled him into a four-way tie for
the first round lead in the $350,000
Texas Open golf tournament
"I got hot." Streck said Thursday,
then added:
"I've been hot here before "
It’s something of an understate-
ment Streck set an all-time PGA
Tour record when he played the final
two rounds of the 1978 Texas Open in
125. scoring his first professional vic-
Bulldogs of District 3-5A squeaked by tory.
"It's a good feeling to come back
here. I know I can win here." said
Streck, who shared the first round
lead with defending champion Jim
Colbert. Mark Wiebe and longshot
Kurt Cox. all tied at 65. 5-under-par
on the 6.525-yard Oak Hills Country
of the first two quarters to lead 14-0 Club course
at half Lubbock didn't score until Cox. 36. was less than overwhelm-
the 18 mark of the final period. ed by his no-bogey effort, only his
Plainview clobbered Lubbock fifth round of PGA Tour competition
statistically. limiting the Westerners this year.
to a mere 18 yards rushing For the
night. Lubbock had only 185 total
yards compared to Plainview's 337.
Lubbock now has lost 27 con-
secutive games and remains in the
cellar of district play at 0-4
career record of 18 RBI shared with
Reggie Jackson. “It’s a
psychological game in some
respects, and it may get to them. I
hope it does."
"We knew it wouldn’t be easy,"
Cubs’ shortstop Larry Bowa said.
"We know we have to come out
Saturday and play well." The Cubs rapped out three hits in
The Cubs still are in the enviable the second inning, but got home only
position of being one game away
from a championship with a max-
imum of two left to play. Only one
team in playoff history — the 1982 Whitson got Bowa and Eckersley to
Milwaukee Brewers — has come
back from a two-games-to-none
disadvantage to win a best-of-five
league championship.
"We're going to start over tomor- effective palm ball to help set down
row." said Chicago Manager Jim 17 of the last 20 batters he faced
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